Tradiciones inventadas e innovaciones en las religiones
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Tradición, Innovación, Religión, Tradiciones inventadas, Creatividad ReligiosaResumen
Este artículo explora la relación entre la tradición y la innovación en las religiones, destacando cómo las tradiciones pueden inventarse o reinterpretarse para satisfacer las necesidades contemporáneas. En el contexto de las religiones, la tradición sagrada es a menudo una combinación de herencia pasada y creación moderna para legitimar nuevas prácticas y doctrinas. Al final, concluimos que las creencias y prácticas religiosas influyen y son influenciadas por otros registros culturales, contribuyendo al desarrollo del futuro al adaptarse a las condiciones históricas prevalecientes.
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